That Grass Looks Greener Semi-Limited→Used Deck

Probably the card that can get the most ads in this era
Since there is no turn 1, Urara is no longer scary when you have 2 of this card in your hand. Fainting is inevitable if the attractor is hit with a chain

Personally, when the effect goes along with the "Gizmek Orochi, the Serpentron Sky Slasher" Special Summon, wow! ! ! A card that makes you want to shout.
It is affected by the number of cards in the opponent's deck, and there are cases where the whole card that you want to remain in the deck goes to the GY because you want to skip it from the top. If you make a deck configuration that looks like a large number of cards, you can earn a ridiculous advantage... in many cases.
In Master Duel, around 60 Adamancipator and Shaddoll are famous.
If you can pass this to an opponent with a deck of 40 cards, the advantage difference will be huge, but in Master Duel, I'm spending unlimited time so far. I am concerned about future trends.

His deck next to him looks smaller.
In order to increase the probability of hitting the key card you want to draw, the theory is to cut down the number of cards as much as possible, but this epoch-making card adds significance to the Yu-Gi-Oh Deck. With a maximum of 60 cards, if he builds a deck and shoots first, he can cut 20 cards from the deck.
Even if you subtract the fact that you can only draw 3 stacks of cards with a probability equivalent to 2 stacks, this number of cuts is more than enough power for his deck concept. Even with random GY fertilization, if more than 1/3 of the deck falls into his GY, an average of 1 card will fall out of 3 stacks, so the amount of quantity can cover the qualitative stability to some extent.
It's easy to forget, but he's a spell and he's a valuable card that can feed GY, and the appearance of this card has prompted the development of many new decks. Infernoid was the first to adopt it and made a leap forward, but even with themes that are not necessarily his GY fattening life, such as the Sky Striker machine and ABC, he was bought for the point that "if you shoot, you can get enough ads to bring it to victory." had their hands tied.
However, big swings are not only good points, if the opponent is using the number of cards with greed or expansion, you can increase GY more, while the opponent is blowing his deck to about 45 cards and this is the grass. Consuming the deck before hitting the reap will noticeably lower the return. Chaining Macro Cosmos is also extremely dangerous. At the time of its introduction, I overcame this point by searching with Left Arm Offering on the first hand, but when Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, which stops mowing the lawn and pays for it, comes flying from here and there, I can't easily extend my arm. lost. Place where you want to allocate slots to countermeasures such as nominees. Currently, considering the fact that it has been banned overseas, it has become semi-restricted in Japan, and the stability of adding it to the first hand has further decreased, and the position has become even more difficult due to the disadvantages at the construction stage. Thankfully, Master Duel can use 3 of them, and the number of his decks simply increases, and the lawn mowing itself is UR, so the creation cost goes up, but it is used in Witchcrafter, summoning Shaddoll, etc. Of course, it is also compatible with Zombie, who is very good at using GY. Since it falls, it is possible to start a loop if you shoot it together with other ads), and it is useful everywhere. Interestingly, in Duel Links, he cut the lawn. He dominated the environment to the point that Shiranui forced other decks to increase the number of his decks, and was even included in the first generation of banned cards.

How many times my left arm flew off thanks to this card...
Cards mainly used in Witchcrafter, Shaddoll, Infernoid, and his GY theme.
Thanks to this card, it makes sense for him to have a deck of 60.
It's very good if you can grab it from the first turn, but there aren't many ways to search for this card.

Last time, when I used Pot of Desires to finish, I was in despair when my opponent fertilized his GY with nearly 30 cards.
Since it refers to the opponent's deck number, it has a slightly opponent-dependent aspect. Unless you're too lazy to check how many decks your opponent has, you'll be wary the moment you see a 60-card build.
And I try to make various complaints, but there is no change in the fact that it is a ridiculous power card. It seems that it is regulated abroad.

This card is based on the proverb "The grass on the other side is greener", which means that even similar items look better on the other person's hand. Mowing.
It's his GY fertilization and his spell that he should mow his own mountain in the same way by looking at the mountain instead of the opponent's neat garden.
It's a very meaningful card to build a deck with 60 cards, and that alone makes it a great value.
There are no disadvantages that occur after activation, such as "the turn you activate this card, the effect activated by GY cannot be activated", and if you succeed in passing this in a deck that uses this, it's as good as winning. It's not hard to imagine that Aichi Prefecture can earn money, and it's worth going to get it even if you lose your left arm, but I can't resist Urara.
If there is one drawback, I would like it to be done automatically if possible.
It's a card that's used so so, but I think it's too slow to do this process on paper, but I've never used it, so I don't know...

10 points because you can create an advantageous situation so that you can be sure of victory with one card. If you have a 60 card deck and your opponent has a 40 card deck, you can suddenly increase her GY by 20 cards. impossible
It's so strong that it's impossible to get anything other than 10 points, even if you subtract the fact that the number of decks the opponent has is slightly dependent on the opponent. Even if you can drop 10 cards, it's double Needlebug Nest.
head raging tempest

legal drugs. Due to the fact that the number of decks is large, you can get high by subtracting this. Once you get hooked on this, there is no end to the duelists who cut off their left arm and start doing something like a real yak cook.
Anyway, I love this card so much that I can't play Yu-Gi-Oh without it. As a result of relying on this card so much that he loses if he can't mow the lawn, he is so peaky that he can only make Decks. Above all, when you hold a large number of cards, the heavy feeling when you hold it and the large amount of his GY satisfy your sense of ownership, and it makes you feel nostalgic when you remember the days when you were a kid with cards full of pockets.

crazy. ①Increase the number of decks = less chance of drawing a key card ②When the opponent has 60 cards, instead of having the disadvantage of rotting, you can get his GY ad that is almost winning level.
If you use it, you will never be able to withdraw, but be careful because the opponent always holds it with the first hand.
As a countermeasure, back and forth etc. can be mentioned, but since the lawn mowing side often mows the lawn after stepping on the back with an appropriate card, the 60-card Deck opponent always wants to be aware of this card.

It's a must-have card in Infernoid, but I thought of an interesting joke combo with the 60-card Deck of 《Primer Beast Da-Isa》.
The required cards are 《Macro Cosmos》, 《That Grass Looks Greener》, 《Necroface》, 《Pot of Desires》and 《Pot of Prosperity》. It might be even better if there is 《Pot of Benevolence》as a denial. Due to the effect of Macro Cosmos , the effect of mowing the lawn will be removed from the top of the deck, so a maximum of 70 cards (20 lawn mowing + 10 strong greed x 3 + (6 gold x 2 + 3 gold) + 5 Nekufe) ) card to create a Da Yiza with 28000 ATK and DEF. The only downside is that if you pile up to remove Necroface, you'll run out of decks and won't be able to remove it, so you'll have to pinpoint or double-point and hope that it's removed by mowing the lawn. Is it……ww

The diff of each other's girlfriend's decks can be sent from the top of the deck to his GY. . . Just mowing the lawn.
Because there will be interesting cards that quote these proverbs,
A card that reminds me of how attractive Yu-Gi-Oh is.
If the opponent has a 60-card Deck, it will be a meaningless card at first,
That's something that wouldn't happen unless 60-card environmental decks were all the rage.
It's a must-have card in Infernoid, and a lot of GY manure for him.
Ads can be taken by inserting cards that can activate effects with GY, such as Breakthrough Skills, Mayoi Kaze, and Galaxy Cyclone.

As many comments have said, you can get the advantage of his GY at the final point level just by passing it once.
In addition, the merit of adopting this card is that "more slots can be secured by increasing the number of decks".
For example, the Wight Deck now has 7 types and 21 cards, so if you put in all the clans, you can build Eldlich at a level where you can move in the same way as if you were pure. It can be said that it is a useful card when constructing a type of Deck that tends to run out of slots.
I know it's honestly too strong a card, but personally, thanks to this, I can think of various unique decks for him, so I'd like him to settle down to a semi-restrictive level.

A card that prepares to lose if passed. After all, if you have a 60-card deck and a 40-card deck, you will lose 20 cards, so unless you are very unlucky, you will be able to get a tremendous GY ad. Although the initial hand rate is about 20%, the number of people building a 60-card deck has increased significantly because they can win if they pass. Weaknesses are that 60 decks are almost rotten and very weak against exclusion. Chaining 《Macro Cosmos》is a level where you are prepared to lose. The difficulty is that it takes time to check his Deck number. If it passes, winning is considered a problem, and overseas it quickly became a restricted card. Even so, it is designated as a banned card because it is judged to be strong, but it is still semi-restricted in OCG.

A trump card in a 60-card deck. At least 20 cards, and if the opponent deploys Deck first, you can aim for about 25 cards.

An epoch-making card that has become a 60-card deck to aim for a large amount of his GY drops.
It is a semi-restricted card because it is a card that is very close to winning if it is decided

A card that can be said to be an essential card in a 60-card Deck. If I were to represent them, would it be Noid and Lilo?
Such he is finally semi-restricted. Well, since Monge is unlimited, is it still okay?

A card that overturned the common sense of his deck construction in games, as you know, a card with a powerful effect that can be the starting point of that combo in this game where GY is said to be the second hand.
Even if the ability to build a deck is tested and maximized, there are many unstable parts that are easily influenced by the opponent and the situation, and there are many parts that are difficult to handle.
However, it is an interesting card that can be said to be an epoch-making card that finds great significance in increasing the number of decks, as the reward for taking such a risk is large.

His ultimate GY manure card that can be used at the cost of increasing the number of decks and making it difficult to get the cards you want.
Rather, there are many decks of him who gain an explosive advantage by using this card, and for that purpose he must cut off his left arm. And many duelists paid the price or something.
With a 60-card deck, you can drop about 20 cards if you use it in your first hand, but if your opponent is shaving his deck with searches, you can drop more. On the other hand, even if you draw after the middle stage, you can only drop about 5 cards.
A 60-card deck is still good to maximize the potential, but if there are other cards you want in your starting hand, 55 or 50 seems to work to some extent.

If you keep his deck around 50 cards, if your opponent has a 40 card deck, I think it's excellent that you can make a lot of his GY fertilizer.
I think it goes well with the "Infernoid" Deck.

If you have a 60 card deck and your opponent has a 40 card deck, if you activate this card in your first hand, you can get his 20 GY advantage.
If you have a monster that activates its effect when sent to GY, you can earn a further advantage. The drawback is that if you activate it even once, the second and subsequent ones will be rotten.

His Spell that sends cards from the top of his Deck to his GY, equal to the number of cards his opponent has in his Deck.
In a 60-card deck, it's essential as a large amount of his GY manure and deck compression.
Where you want to quickly search and use 《Left Arm Offering》.

"Finally, there are restrictions overseas." Overseas is famous for excessive regulation, but it's definitely not off the mark in Japan.
Until then, a 60-card deck is synonymous with the strongest material for elementary school students, unless there is a lot of unusual spinning power. It is the first card that gives value to that, and it is exactly the card that motivates people to build a 60-card deck. His Infernoid and Lightsworn power up with GY Fertilization is a strong support, and worth sacrificing his left arm to get them in his deck.
A general-purpose anti-card has some reluctance, but once the effect is decided, it's a power card that easily unleashes an overwhelming advantage. Can you survive unscathed in Japan?

The reason why many 60-card decks are on the market.
Even though his deck was introduced a long time ago, if he has high GY usage, this card will bring victory to his recent deck opponents... it has such a strong potential.
But of course it's not all about the benefits.
Having a deck of 60 cards means that you will not be able to draw in key cards, including this card, so it will affect your first move. So, if you rely too much on this card for GY Fertilizer, he will end up fighting with a slow deck rotation, so it's not a card that you can throw in without thinking.
Also, if the effect is negate by hand triggers, monsters, or trap cards, the opportunity to acquire a large amount of GY advantage will be lost in an instant, so be careful when activating this card.
It is sometimes referred to as a broken card, but I think it is a well-balanced card because it carries considerable risk.

I think it's a balanced card with the upside of his strong GY manure and the downside of losing stability.
Also, cards such as Trade-in and Gordon, which drop every time his deck is compressed, are cards that are conscious of the environment.
Personally, Goes (if the field is empty, attack in order of lowest ATK), Damned (count the opponent's GY DARK monsters), Honest (if the attack target is LIGHT, look at the number of cards in the opponent's hand) I like it because it's a revolutionary card that expands Yu-Gi-Oh's strategy with the introduction of a single card.

It is a very epoch-making card that gave us the significance of building a deck with 60 cards.
Also, I think it's amazing that this is an epoch-making card in the sense that it makes full use of search cards and draw cards, and directly challenges the basic tactics of Yu-Gi-Oh!
His GY-focused decks like SR Malebranche of the Burning Abyss Phantom Troupe have to dread this card when they see a 60 card deck.
In addition, it has become a prohibited card overseas.

Ideas that match illustrations, card names, and effects are good

Seeing that the Lawn Mowing Nantoka has won many prizes since this card's introduction, it can be said that it has extraordinary card power.
Everyone loves the disadvantage of having to use 60 cards.

As much as possible, I build a deck with 40 cards to make it easier to draw key cards, but the appearance of this card made me think twice... but the activation of this card = the signal to start solitaire. It's boring, but it takes a lot of time and effort to check the number of decks, so it's a big deduction.

Rather than whether or not you can draw this card, it is a card that gives you an overwhelming advantage if you draw it. In the first place, I haven't built a build that relies entirely on this card, so if I can't draw it, I can't draw it, so it's just a matter of growing GY as usual, and it's not even a disadvantage.
Originally there was a 60-card Deck, and I could fight normally without this card,
From Deck's point of view, he's fought with a machine gun until now, but this card is just a nuclear weapon, and he's a card at that level.

Enhancement card given to Infernoid
It is quite a broken card that can drop 20 cards from the deck to GY when the lawn mower comes in the first hand in a 60-card build.
The reasoning gate was restricted, and the grief of the noid user produced a miracle.

An interesting piece. When I came across a 60-card Deck, I had to doubt the existence of this card. And it will most likely be a noid. . .
A demon cutting off his left arm while mowing the lawn...

It says to use it in Wight, Lightsworn, and Infernoid, which are 60 sheets of Wightful input.
With 60 cards, he would have a tremendous amount of GY fertilizer, but the dilemma is that it won't come easily to your hand.
At first glance, it's pretty strong, but when you actually use it, it's actually a well-balanced card.
However, those certain Void demons sometimes get lost in reasoning, cutting off their left arms, and mowing the lawn.

That devil... cuts off his left arm while mowing the lawn with his right arm...!
This year's Good Design Award. It's the card that finally made sense in a 60-card deck, and it's also the card that created the risk of greedy runaways.
A strong answer to an opponent who threw away his deck due to greed in a normal deck. It's up to his deck whether he has 2 draws or 10 cards in his GY manure.
And of course, his Infernoid, which naturally incorporates Shirayuki Lairo and 《Left Arm Offering》, which are tower decks, promises explosive growth of his GY from a large number of decks. Both are decks that require the power of his GY, and the compatibility is excellent.
However, the more he has in his Deck, the more difficult it is to draw in his left arm and this card. Also, when activated, this card after the second one is also difficult to use. It's clumsy around that, so it's a good design even if it's not broken?

In a way, it is a card that tests the skill of a duelist.
If you have a 60-card deck and your opponent has a 40-card deck, you can add 20 GY to him, but as the number of decks increases, the probability of not being able to draw this guy also increases. Even if you use a search at the price, the probability of being drawn into the first hand is about 50/50. In addition, he suddenly adds 20 cards (including 3 of these) to increase the number of decks, so selecting cards that do not interfere with the movement of the deck becomes troublesome.
It's true that a large amount of GY Fertilizer is powerful, but if you rely on it too much, you'll end up fighting with his heavy deck when you can't draw. It is a card that questions his deck building ability and tactical eye as a duelist. At least it's not a good card to put in.

Basically, it's better not to increase his deck too much and keep the minimum number of cards A card with an interesting design that dares to increase his deck significantly in Yu-Gi-Oh!
Assuming you have 60 cards and your opponent has 40 cards, if you can activate it in your first hand, you will be able to compress his deck to an amazing 20 cards.
It goes well with Shirayuki, who can feed on anything that falls into his GY.
The downside is that the nature of his deck that adopts this deck makes it difficult to touch this card.
There is also a way to get it directly with 《Left Arm Offering》etc., but it is dangerous to build depending on it, so I would like to prepare other draw sources and his Deck compression gimmick.
After Deck cut and shuffle is quite troublesome.

A piece that will throw a stone into the deck number controversy.
If the opponent is the first to go around with something like Gordon, then the second attack is 40 cards with this one card, which means he can drop one deck's worth of cards into his GY.
You should be careful with the mirror, as the one who spins first will increase the power of the opponent's card.
You can put it in a 40-card deck and expect your opponent to spin it, but it currently shines best in a 60-card deck.
This card will change his deck construction drastically, so if you have only built a 40-card deck, you should try it once.

An interesting theme in the current environment where the usage rate of 《Pot of Desires》is high.
While my opponent reluctantly cuts his deck of 10 cards and draws 2, I can get a dream-like add of 10 cards GY.
Starting with a simple 60 card deck will allow him to drop 20 to GY.
It doesn't seem to affect the environment right now, but it has a very high future potential and would be worth owning.

I feel like I haven't seen it in a long time.
As you can see, the effect is a card that can greatly reduce the deck depending on the conditions. If I were to adopt it, it would inevitably be Shirayuki Lairo, who would inevitably have a large number of decks, or Infernoid, who wanted to earn a certain amount of GY. Especially for Infernoid, 《Monster Gate》and Amazing Reasoning are temporarily restricted, and in October, ``Monster Gate″ eased the restriction, but Amazing Reasoning is still restricted, so I am very happy to have such a card.

One that became a hot topic even before the release of Raging Tempest.
If you want to make the most of this effect, you have to have a very large number of decks.
The appearance of this card may increase the chances of seeing a 60-card Deck.
Most themes have 40-card decks, and in the case of themes that have a lot of search means, it's a little more than 40, about 45, so if your opponent's deck has 40 cards, you can definitely use it on the first turn. 20 of his GY fertilize possible.
Furthermore, since 《Pot of Desires》has a high adoption rate today, if my opponent used this pot, I was promised an additional 12 GY fertilizers for him.
The drawback is that the efficiency of GY fertilization decreases when the number of decks becomes a mirror match of 60 cards. Is it difficult to attract this card?
I want to draw in as soon as possible by making full use of 《Left Arm Offering》.

A card used by a person whose Deck is the Tower of Babel to make the mountain collapse into her GY at once.
A normal duelist keeps his deck with 40 cards, so if possible, I'd like to add more cards, such as 60, when he uses the deck.
Definitely a powerful card, but with a few issues.
You must count the number of cards remaining in the deck to process them correctly.
Let's count by sliding the deck face down.
Of course, if necessary, you must also check the number of cards in your opponent's deck.

This card may come out and increase the deck to 60 cards

The existence that gave meaning to the 60-card Deck
A spell card that uses a 60-card Deck and has an outrageous effect that if the opponent activates it first with a 40-card Deck, 20 GY can be fertilized.
Since he can compress and fertilize his Deck at a level that surpasses `` Monster Gate '', there is a possibility that Infernoid will start rampaging again.
The downside is that if the opponent also has a 60-card deck, it will spoil.
60-card decks may not be uncommon in the future

It's an environment where 《Pot of Desires》is rampant, so a large amount of GY fertilizer is no longer a dream.
Needless to say, it seems to be compatible with Infernoid.